Jacques Iverny Explained

Jacques Iverny
Nationality:	French
Known For:	Painting

Jacques Iverny, Yverni or Iverni (active 1411 - 1435, died probably 1438) was a French painter, hailing from Avignon or from central France. He may be the same as the Master of Castello della Manta who is known from a large fresco of heroes and heroines in the Castello della Manta near Saluzzo, Piedmont.^[1] He has been attested in Avigno between 1411 and 1413, and between 1426 and 1438.

Works

• Virgin and Child with Saint Stephen and Saint Lucy (triptych), Turin, Sabauda Gallery (signed)^[2]
• Annunciation, 151 x 193 cm, National Gallery of Ireland^[3]

Disputed

• Frescoes in the Castello della Manta
• Thouzon retable, two panels in the Louvre which are according to Eileen Kane in The Burlington Magazine an early work of Iverny (1415 or earlier)^[4]

Notes and References

1. Book: Suckale . Robert . Masterpieces of Western Art: A History of Art in 900 Individual Studies from the Gothic to the Present Day, Part 1 . 2002 . Taschen . 9783822818251 . 61 .
2. Web site: Madonna con il Bambino e santi . Musei Reali Torino . 8 November 2018 . Italian.
3. Web site: The Annunciation . National Gallery of Ireland.
4. Kane . Eileen . Jacques Yverni of Avignon . The Burlington Magazine . August 1987 . 129 . 1013 . 491–498 . 883097 .